Marxism in Southeast Asia, A Study of Four Countries

Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1965. A solid reading/reference copy -- tight and square. EX-LIBRARY with usual markings. Glue residue on endpaper where library labels used to be. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. From the editor: "This study has a threefold purpose: to identify the nature of Marxism in selected countries of Southeast Asia; to determine its relationship, avowed and hidden, to indigenous and similar ideologies; & to relate these findings to current political processes and activities, domestic and international, in the selected countries. Four Southeast Asian countries have been the focus of this study: Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia." Contains 5 more chapters: Marxism in Burma by John Seabury Thomson; Thailand and Marxism by David A. Wilson; Marxism in Viet Nam by I. Milton Sacks; Marxism in Indonesia by Jeanne S. Mintz; The Impact of Marxism: Historical Overview and Judgment by Frank N. Trager. List of chapter notes/sources. Bibliography. Index. Original light blue cloth. . Reprint of the 1959 original. Hardcover. Very Good EX-LIBRARY/No jacket. 8vo. 381pp. …